Digital Book World lists the top 25 eBook best sellers to March 15, 2014.
Mar 18
HarperCollins/Open Road ruling handed down
Publishers Weekly reports that a ruling has been handed down in the HarperCollins/Open Road eBook ‘publishing rights’ case.
Mar 14
Whipping Boy by Katherine Tomlinson now Available!
Whipping Boy by Katherine Tomlinson is a California cop mystery novella, the debut of a female criminalist whose strange existence swings from the darkest crime scenes to life among Hollywood royalty–no wonder she has such a bad attitude.
Murder hits close to home for criminalist Lark Riordan when a neighbor’s son is killed and another neighbor is arrested for the crime. Teaming up with homicide detective Max Siwek to investigate the case, Lark encounters family secrets, old grudges, and dysfunctional relationships that make her own life seem normal. And that’s saying something because her father is a self-involved actor who’s just been nominated for an Oscar, and she and Max have a thing for each other even though he’s her stepbrother. It’s… complicated.
If you love crime fiction in all its varieties, check out Criminal Element for the Whipping Boy excerpt. Click cover image to purchase. Paperback and eBook available at Amazon.
Mar 13
eBook Revolution Origins
The Guardian’s Alison Flood traces the eBook to its origins in this feature.
Mar 12
Average price of eBook best-seller rises 40% since January
Digital Book World says that the average price for eBook sellers has jumped 40% since January.
Mar 11
Kobo launches Windows 8 App
ITProPortal says eBook seller Kobo has launched a Windows 8 App with a Windows phone version on the way for spring.
Mar 10
Goodreads App available for Kindle Paperwhite
MediaBistro reports that Goodreads social media site for readers is now available as an App for first generation Kindle Paperwhite devices.
Mar 09
HarperCollins dominates eBook best seller list
Digital Book World posted on HarperCollins’ continued domination of the eBook Best Seller list.
Mar 08
Indie authors will have 50% of the market by 2020
A Huffington Post story by Smashwords founder Mark Coker offers 10 reasons why Indie authors will own 50% of the eBook market by 2020.







